Dom Pedro I of Brazil

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Dom Pedro I of Brazil was the first Emperor of Brazil and a key figure in securing the country’s independence from Portugal in the early 19th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf emperor of Brazil
head of state
historical figure
human
military leader
monarch
politician
abdicated 1831-04-07
abdicatedInFavorOf Pedro II of Brazil
associatedWith Empire of Brazil
Kingdom of Portugal
linked to: Portugal
birthDate 1798-10-12
birthName Pedro de Alcântara Francisco António João Carlos Xavier de Paula Miguel Rafael Joaquim José Gonzaga Pascoal Cipriano Serafim
birthPlace Queluz, Portugal
burialPlace Monument to the Independence of Brazil, São Paulo (remains transferred)
Royal Pantheon of the House of Braganza, Lisbon
causeOfDeath tuberculosis
child Francisca of Brazil
Januária of Brazil
João Carlos, Prince of Beira
Maria II of Portugal
Miguel, Prince of Beira
Paula Mariana of Brazil
Pedro II of Brazil
Pedro de Alcântara, Duke of Braganza (infant son)
linked to: Infante of Portugal
countryOfCitizenship Empire of Brazil
Kingdom of Portugal
deathDate 1834-09-24
deathPlace Queluz, Portugal
era 19th century
event Proclamation of Brazilian Independence
eventDate 1822-09-07
eventRole leader of Brazilian independence movement
father John VI of Portugal
house House of Braganza
languageSpoken French
Latin
Portuguese
monarchNumber Pedro IV of Portugal
first Emperor of Brazil
mother Carlota Joaquina of Spain
motto Independência ou Morte
name Dom Pedro I
Pedro I of Brazil
Pedro IV of Portugal
notableFor becoming the first Emperor of Brazil
granting the first Brazilian constitution in 1824
proclaiming the independence of Brazil from Portugal
positionHeld Emperor of Brazil
King of Portugal
reignEnd 1831-04-07
reignEndAsKingOfPortugal 1826-05-02
reignStart 1822-10-12
reignStartAsKingOfPortugal 1826-03-10
religion Roman Catholicism
spouse Amélie of Leuchtenberg
Maria Leopoldina of Austria

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Latin American independence movements hasLeader Dom Pedro I of Brazil
Dom Pedro I of Brazil name Dom Pedro I
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Dom Pedro I of Brazil name Pedro I of Brazil
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Dom Pedro I of Brazil birthName Pedro de Alcântara Francisco António João Carlos Xavier de Paula Miguel Rafael Joaquim José Gonzaga Pascoal Cipriano Serafim
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Dom Pedro I of Brazil positionHeld Emperor of Brazil
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Brazilian independence movement leader Dom Pedro I
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Brazilian independence movement keyFigure José Bonifácio de Andrada e Silva
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Order of the Southern Cross establishedBy Emperor Pedro I of Brazil
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Order of the Southern Cross founder Pedro I of Brazil
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Pedro II of Brazil father Pedro I of Brazil
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Pedro II of Brazil predecessor Pedro I of Brazil
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Pedro IV of Portugal alsoKnownAs Pedro I of Brazil
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Pedro IV of Portugal alsoKnownAs Dom Pedro I
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Pedro IV of Portugal alsoKnownAs Dom Pedro IV
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Pedro IV of Portugal positionHeld Emperor of Brazil
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Pedro IV of Portugal reignAs Emperor of Brazil
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Januária of Brazil father Pedro I of Brazil
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Januária of Brazil fatherTitle Emperor of Brazil
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Monument to the Independence of Brazil, São Paulo associatedWith Dom Pedro I of Brazil
Empire of Brazil firstEmperor Pedro I of Brazil
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Empire of Brazil monarch Pedro I of Brazil
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House of Braganza notableMember Pedro I of Brazil
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Independência ou Morte associatedWith Dom Pedro I of Brazil
Independência ou Morte declaredBy Dom Pedro I of Brazil
Independência ou Morte notableQuoteOf Dom Pedro I of Brazil
Maria Leopoldina of Austria spouse Pedro I of Brazil
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John VI of Portugal child Pedro I of Brazil
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John VI of Portugal successor Pedro I of Brazil
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Maria II of Portugal father Pedro I of Brazil
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Miguel, Prince of Beira father Pedro I of Brazil
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Treaty of Rio de Janeiro (1825) signatoryMonarch Dom Pedro I of Brazil
Dia do Fico declarer Dom Pedro
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Dia do Fico result Dom Pedro remained in Brazil as regent
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Dia do Fico relatedTo Dom Pedro I of Brazil
Paula Mariana of Brazil father Pedro I of Brazil
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Paula Mariana of Brazil monarchFather Pedro I of Brazil
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Luso-Brazilian War hasCommander Pedro I of Brazil
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Isabel of Portugal sibling Pedro I of Brazil
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Amélie of Leuchtenberg spouse Pedro I of Brazil
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Ipiranga River associatedWith Dom Pedro I of Brazil
Cisplatine War commandersSideBrazil Emperor Pedro I of Brazil
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Prince Pedro Henrique of Orléans-Braganza ancestor Emperor Pedro I of Brazil
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Rodovia Dom Pedro I namedAfter Dom Pedro I of Brazil
Independence Day of Brazil associatedPerson Dom Pedro I of Brazil
Ana de Jesus Maria of Braganza sibling Pedro I of Brazil
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Grand Orient of Brazil foundedBy Dom Pedro I of Brazil
Infanta Marie Anne of Portugal notableRelative Emperor Pedro I of Brazil
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Queen of Brazil associatedWithPerson Pedro I of Brazil
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